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Tom Cruise, ‘The Running Man,’ ‘Roofman’ Highlight Subdued Paramount Pictures Showcase [CinemaCon]
LAS VEGAS – Paramount Pictures will soon be a very different company. Once the Skydance merger is completed, the current regime will likely depart. That made it an uncomfortable public appearance for current Paramount co-CEO Brian Robbins. Long associated with the company since his directing days, Robbins noted he was “Proud of what we have accomplished despite all the noise at our parent company.” Robbins and his team are also leaving the cupboards somewhat bare (somewhat intentionally), but luckily, they still have one last Tom Cruise “Mission: Impossible” movie. Continue reading Tom Cruise, ‘The Running Man,’ ‘Roofman’ Highlight Subdued Paramount Pictures Showcase [CinemaCon] at The Playlist.
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LAS VEGAS – Paramount Pictures will soon be a very different company. Once the Skydance merger is completed, the current regime will likely depart. That made it an uncomfortable public appearance for current Paramount co-CEO Brian Robbins. Long associated with the company since his directing days, Robbins noted he was “Proud of what we have accomplished despite all the noise at our parent company.” Robbins and his team are also leaving the cupboards somewhat bare (somewhat intentionally), but luckily, they still have one last Tom Cruise “Mission: Impossible” movie.
